Premier League - The Liverpool-City top ranker comes

The Liverpool derby is of immense importance to both teams, as the home side are already six points ahead of City, and if they were to defeat the defender, their advantage would increase to nine points. At the same time, it would be very important for Manchesterers to earn points or points to stay as close as possible to the defending rival in the Champions League.

The Reds, led by Jürgen Klopp, are out for an excellent season and a half, not counting on Anfield Road since the end of September last year, taking all five races and only five goals scored this season. City, controlled by Josep Guardiola, has lost one of its five away championships so far, surprisingly from the penultimate Norwicht in mid-September.

While Liverpool played 0-0 with City at Anfield last October, they lost a Premier League match against Manchester City in May 2003 to a very long time in front of their own audience.

The undefeated Leicester will face Arsenal on the home side this season as they have problems with the change of skipper and fans of Unai Emery's head coach. London Gunners should at least score to keep up with the top four, but as a guest at explosive Leicester, this is no easy task.

Chelsea, who has a fourth and five-game winning streak in PL, will take on the ninth Crystal Palace, while rookie Sheffield United will face Tottenham Hotspur, a slow-moving and progressive football player.

Premier League Round 12:

Friday:

Norwich City-Watford 21.00

Saturday:

Chelsea-Crystal Palace 13.30

Burnley-West Ham United 16.00

Newcastle United-Bournemouth 4 p.m.

Southampton-Everton 4 p.m.

Tottenham Hotspur-Sheffield United 16.00

Leicester City-Arsenal 6:30 p.m.

Sunday:

Manchester United-Brighton 3pm

Wolverhampton-Aston Villa 3pm

FC Liverpool-Manchester City 17.30

(Source: sportrajongo.hu, m4sport, mti / Photo: pixabay, mti)